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Hello Everyone,
If letter "e" is entered in row C10:H16 or below, then cell C5:H5 appears listed separated by a comma, depending where "e" is. Also the formula needs to extend if new column or row are inserted.
I want in column J10 to get what is written in cell C5 if in cell C10 is "e" and so on. So for example if "e" is entered in cells C10 and D10, then in cell J10 it will appear #00001(C5) and #00002(D5)
I am using Microsoft Office 2019 Home and student version
Here is a attached file
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Another approach using FILTER()
=TEXTJOIN(", ",TRUE, FILTER(TRANSPOSE($C$5:$H$5),TRANSPOSE(C10:H10)="e",""))Or
=TEXTJOIN(", ",TRUE, FILTER($C$5:$H$5,(C10:H10="e")*(COLUMN($C$5:$H$5))>0,""))
FILTER FUNCTION not there in my office version. Because i am using Microsoft Office 2019 Home and Student version.
Sir, is there another way to solve?
Please..??
The following will work in Excel in Office 2019, Office 2021 and Microsoft 365.
In J10:
=TEXTJOIN(", ",TRUE,IF($C10:$H10="e",$C$5:$H$5,""))
If you have Office 2019, confirm the formula with Ctrl+Shift+Enter.
Then fill down.
- Thank you so much sir...
